Where Sophie?

Thoughts on Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5099539)?

Ok since the previous thread is dying ill ask here, did anyone here ever use Windows Media Player to listen to music?

>>109276249
>X file deleted
Wow, what was it though?

>>109276861
Dunno why jannies deleted the image, it was completely SFW:
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/109276249

Pastebin in the OP still up to date?

>>109276666
It's an ESU update. It plugged some more known vulnerabilities. What else do you need?

>>109276856
I haven't used the actual Windows Media Player for anything since the early 2000s (when I found VLC.)

should have posted sophie

>>109276918
>>109276861
because they're fags
always have been

https://windowsreport.com/microsoft-pauses-windows-11-kb5101650-july-2026-update-for-affected-dell-pcs-due-to-intel-driver-issue/
>MICROSLOP WINBLOWS 11 LITERALLY DOESN'T WORK ON ANY COMPUTER AGAIN
>LINUX MASTER RACE WINTODDLERS BTFOD AGAIN HAAHAHAAHAHA
Or something like that, I think that's the hip thing to do nowadays, no? Act like a mindless emotional ape whenever you read a headline like this? I'm not sure maybe I'm the crazy one.

>>109277906
That is usually the cycle of "this month's monthly update breaks computers" articles, yes. There's always a small amount of PCs that don't like the next monthly update but the articles blow it up as it's happening to every PC for scare clicks.

>>109277911
Yeah, I'm really fucking tired of this outrage economy. I'm yet to get it on LTSC 2024 cuz I've set up that WinUtil week-long buffer delay.

>>109277305
should have posted miss c

this windows 10 monthly update is taking really long to install

>>109278177
It's a fat update. It includes around 540+ vulnerability fixes they found with LLMs focused entirely on finding them in legacy code.

>>109278182
>fixes they found with LLMs
Uh oh
Are the sloppa patches going to break my system?

>>109278207
It's a big industry now, ever since that one catastrophic bug was found with Claude Fable. So many LLMs being made that all they do is scan legacy code and find vulnerabilities. Like I've installed it and even though it took a little longer then usual it's all good on my end.

>>109278207
If they only used the LLM to find the issues and did proper code reviews for the fixes then it's not an issue, it's how software development is going to be from now on. An LLM can parse massive codebases and find vulnerabilities better than any human can, but as long as the human verifies these findings to be true and then a human writes the code to fix them, then it becomes a beautiful synergy leading to actual quality code.

Basically, LLM vulnerability searching is not a bad thing in itself, it's how the entire work chain around it is realized that is the make-or-break between the next paradigm in coding and a next disaster in the making.

>>109278494
IIRC MS have their own LLM suite for just this purpose called MDASH.

>>109276918
Maybe they're tired about off-topic garbage pictures in the catalog? Who knows.

>>109278494
this is how they are going to fix windows 11 and WinUI 3

>>109277906
>THIS MONTHS CUMULATIVE UPDATE WILL KILL YOUR CHILDREN AND DESTROY THE GALAXY
>look inside
>a nigerian and two polacks had problems installing it on their c2ds with motherboards on the verge of failure
Every single time.
Why does it have to be every single time.

>>109278742
>Why does it have to be every single time
Because Microslop is... le BAD! Now click the article! Be outraged! Oooo!

>>109278749
>Rishaj
Why did I click

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>>109276249
What do we think of REFS? Is anyone using it?

>>109278822
"We" don't think anything. This is /fwt/, not some Reddit hivemind.
-I- think it has some really neat features that are great in an enterprise setting.
Probably not a great choice for your average /g/tard though - since nobody here ever, EVER does backups, the fact that tools/recovery software for ReFS are very primitive next to NTFS is going to be a problem next time you have a SATA cable that shits itself or something.

>xir uses the jeetware
oh no no no no

>>109278749
I'm still laughing at that "Why RAID-5 stops working in 2009" article from 20 years back.
It amazes me how many people fell for that bullshit.
Real people, not /g/ NPCs - they fall for anything because they're stupid.

>>109278822
You shouldn't really use ReFS on a home system. It's made for enterprise and mainly for Hyper-V and Veeam shit.

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What's the least suspect source for Adobe shit these days? If possible I'm looking for an older version (preferably CC 2020) The link in the pastebin is dead

>>109278911
You can just get the CS6 release off of 1337x if you don't care about release age.

>>109278925
I should've mentioned I already have CS6 but After Effects in particular is REALLY bad pre-CC2018. Is software on 1337x really safe tho? I use it for movies and the like but Idk

>>109278933
The CS6 release on there with many seeds has been there for over a decade it's fine.
But otherwise for Adobe piracy there's m0nkrus's releases or GenP, though IIRC GenP stopped being developed but it might still work.

>>109278822
I'm using it on my 2TB storage, no problem so far.

What's the best image viewer for windows? Right now im using qimgv

The July update is causing problems on some Dell PCs running Windows 11 thanks to a incompatible Intel driver. Microsoft has paused the update for Dell PCs and is working with Dell to fix the issue.

>>109278982
IrfanView

>>109278985
>mfw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-_IhMjf_hA

>>109278982
I've used nomacs for years

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>Build - 26200.8655 (June 2026) - Latest

MS Store fails to update WinAppRuntime.Singleton
My version is 8002.2.0.0

>>109278982
qimgv-plus seems promising, but im having some issues with fullscreen which isn't surprising since it came out in may

>>109279875
the issue started after 2.2.2

when i download ffmpeg i just need the .exe files right?
the rest i can delete?

>>109279960
You just need ffmpeg.exe on your PATH from wherever you put it so you can invoke it as you please.

>>109279271
Manuel update after a good cleaning of temp files

>>109276249
Is anyone familiar with tools like RadeonTuner or Radeon Software Slimmer? Are they a bettern alternative than the standard Adrenalin app?

>>109280781
RadeonSoftwareSlimmer is great if you want to remove shit like telemetry from the stock driver package, plus other background task shit.
Like using NVCleanstall for NVIDIA, I'd say you should always debloat your AMD drivers with it.

>>109280826
Ok I will try it when I'll eventually upgrade my gpu then, is there some particular guide I should check out? Also, is it fine to just use software slimmer and avoiding adrenalin altogether?

>>109280855
I think you can still include Adrenalin if you want, though IIRC it needs some components kept to work. Though there's other programs you could use that could do what Adrenalin can like FanControl or MSI Afterburner.

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Is this still recommended and working, or do I need more?

>>109281078
It's still one of the best WindowsPE boot ISOs, yeah.

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>>109280887
NTA but can you just disable everything except for HD Audio or?

>>109281164
The default driver package allows you to just install the driver (and background services) so you don't really need much at all.
Might be a good idea to screenshot the list and plug it into Google AI Mode or something just to let you know what's what.

This month's update debacle:
I'm connected to WiFi but it's showing the LAN connection icon in the taskbar
??????????

>>109281911 (me)
Only if you're connected to VPN apparently. Huh, I never noticed that before...

>>109281911
You're on vpn that's why

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>>109276918
>two sets of ears
What in name of fuck. Thank janny for deleting it.

https://www.techpowerup.com/350791/windows-11-vs-linux-gaming-test-reveals-theres-more-to-it-than-fps
>all this cope
lol, they just can't be happy with the fact they have 90% of Windows' performance and games actually working when they straight up didn't 7 years ago

Linuxfag here,
How do I enable DNS-over-TLS or DNS-over-HTTPS for Windows 10? all the tutorials I found are for Windows 11, I'm doing this for my brother who is still running Windows 10.
On Linux I just install unbound and configure it as a local dns server with DoT enabled, can I just use unbound on windows the same way i do on linux?
this is my unbound.conf btw:

server:
    interface: 127.0.0.1
    tls-cert-bundle: "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"
    auto-trust-anchor-file: "/var/lib/unbound/root.key"

forward-zone:
    name: "."
    forward-tls-upstream: yes
    forward-first: no
    forward-addr: 9.9.9.9@853#dns.quad9.net
    forward-addr: 149.112.112.112@853#dns.quad9.net

What would be the equivalent windows path for "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt" and "/var/lib/unbound/root.key" ?

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What's the best way to update all my drivers? Why isn't there a

winger upgrade --all

equivalent for drivers reeeee

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>>109276249
where are my opensuse enjoyers?

Okay, silly question inbound...
I have a shitty Dell desktop ex-business machine that had Win11 pre-installed, it died.
Now I'm trying to install Win10 with "en-us_windows_10_iot_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_257ad90f.iso"
I've downloaded this ISO twice and both times, when it finishes the DL, it gets scrubbed and then downloads all over again.
What the hell am I doing wrong?

>>109284874
You mean you can't even finish downloading the ISO? That's very weird
I just tried downloading it from Massgrave and the download went perfectly

>>109284982
It downloads but then downloads again, overwriting the ISO, as though it is in a loop.
I need to fix the Dell machine before this laptop dies, which doesn't seem to far away.
Here's the plan:
>dl the win10 iso to laptop
>transfer it to my 2tb external
>install win10 w/ rufus on Dell machine
Why is something that should be so simple, being so difficult?
It's the first ISO that I have experienced any issue with.

>>109285119
>Why is something that should be so simple, being so difficult?
It's a you problem, because it downloads perfectly fine here
Have you tried downloading it with a different browser? If you were using a Chromium based browser, try with a Firefox one, and vice versa
You are downloading it from here, right?:
https://massgrave.dev/windows_ltsc_links

>>109285260
>https://massgrave.dev/windows_ltsc_links
Yes.
I know it's a "me" problem, that's why I'm posting here asking what "I" am doing wrong.
I'll try with FF.

>>109283999
Sadly there's no a reliable way because the driver ecosystem in Windows is a clusterfuck. There is an option in Windows Update to include driver updates, but it's not perfect and manufacturers make it even worse by shoving bloatware into their driver updates so...

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I love Windows!

>>109285406
fuck that’s hot

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How do I get a Surface recovery image without a Microsoft account?

>>109285764
Try the Surface IT Toolkit. It's like a Media Creation Tool for making Surface recovery USBs.

>>109285849
Thanks, will try.

>>109284874
>>109284982
>>109285119
>>109285260
>>109285348
FireFox worked and I have a solid copy of it on my laptop.
Now I have to transfer it to my external drive (which apparently needs to be clean, because the ISO or something will wipe the drive).
I better re-watch some youtube videos about installing Windows with rufus, because I am clearly just winging it and partially drunk/retard.
Fingers crossed.